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From: smosha@most.fw.hac.com (Stephen M O'Shaughnessy)
Subject: Re: PLGR bridge is falling down...
Date: 1996/06/24
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I have been writting interface software for the PLGR also.  It 
has not been fun, for the reasons cited previously, but I like a 
challenge.  

Since I saw this post on CLA and I have been using Ada I was 
wondering if there are others working with the PLGR?  As an Ada 
newbie I would be interested in code examples from others.

For those unfamiliar, PLGR is Portable Lightweight Gps Reciever. 
 About every other soldier on the battle field carries one.  Most 
military products that need a location or time input will 
interface to the PLGR.